Progress (Autumn 2015)

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AUTUMN 2015 // ISSUE 14

A NEWS UPDATE FROM THE PROGRAMME RESOURCES DEPARTMENT AT IHQ

Programme Resources 1 Programme Resources

Commissioner Charles Swansbury

Standing on the shoulders of Giants

International Secretary for Programme Resources

2 Congress Reflection Building bridges at Boundless

Standing on the shoulders of

Giants

4 Communications Section

Uniting One Army with teaching

5 International Projects and

Development Services

Others after Boundless

8 Programme Resources

Building the team

11 Communications Section

How the Army communicates

12 Communications Section

To Boundless – and beyond!

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t was the French pharmacist Émile Coué who, in 1920 at his clinic at Nancy, introduced a method of psychotherapy characterised by frequent repetition of the mantra, ‘Every day, and in every way, I am becoming better and better.’ This method of autosuggestion came to be called Couéism. Whilst the Programme Resources Department has not– to my knowledge! – resorted to the repetition of mantras as

part of its daily routine, the combination of Prog and Res to form the title of this publication, and indeed part of the departmental email address, does suggest that there is a desire or intention that there should be continual progress in everything we are striving to undertake around the Salvation Army world. Whilst this is laudable and commendable, something that might be CONTINUED ON PAGE 2

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